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class EXAMPLE
--
-- This example shows how to start execution from outside (external
-- C code starts the execution before calling Eiffel code).
--
-- Obviously, external C code must provide the C main function.
-- In order to avoid double definition of the main function, one
-- must use option -no_main of command `compile_to_c'.
-- In such a case, the Eiffel root object is accessible only via
-- the predefined C variable `eiffel_root_object'.
--
-- One must also keep in mind that some internal Eiffel runtime
-- information have to be initialized before calling any Eiffel
-- feature. Thus, before the first Eiffel call, the external C code
-- have to call C function `initialize_eiffel_runtime(argc,argv)'.
--
--
-- To compile this example, use command :
--
-- compile -no_main -cecil cecil.se example c_prog.c
--
creation make
feature
make is
do
end;
do_it is
do
io.put_string("Hi from Eiffel world.%N");
end;
end -- EXAMPLE
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